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Senior Mechanical Design Engineer | Innovative Hardware | Product Development
I'm partnering with an innovative technology company developing next-generation hardware that combines precision mechanical engineering with advanced electronics.
They're looking for a Senior Mechanical Design Engineer to play a key role in bringing cutting-edge products to life. You'll have genuine ownership across the full product lifecycle, from concept and prototyping through to testing, validation and production.
What you'll be doing:
- Leading the mechanical design and development of innovative hardware products using SolidWorks
- Creating high-quality 3D CAD models, assemblies and manufacturing drawings
- Collaborating with electronics, firmware and software engineers to deliver fully integrated products
- Designing for manufacturability, reliability, performance and cost
- Leading prototype builds, testing and mechanical validation
- Working with suppliers and manufacturing partners to transition products into production
- Supporting manufacturing readiness, procurement and production scale-up
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We're looking for someone with:
- Experience in mechanical product design and development
- Advanced SolidWorks skills with experience producing manufacturing documentation
- A proven track record of taking products from concept through to manufacture
- Strong mechanical engineering fundamentals and experience integrating electronics into mechanical assemblies
- Experience working with suppliers, manufacturing partners and production environments
- A degree in Mechanical Engineering, Product Design, Mechatronics or a related discipline


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